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>> announcer: news to build a better bay area. this is "abc 7 mornings." good morning. it is october 6th. hope you're having a great start to your sunday. i'm kate larsen in for kumasi aaron today. meteorologist lisa argen has a nice warm forecast. >> kate, we still have an hour left to our red flag warning. isn't that gorgeous? that's our sutro tower camera. 65 in oakl moonbay. as we look at emeryville, petaluma 49 degrees.

we're looking at those long october nights. the dry air from the north warming us up, 11 degrees warmer compared to yesterday. and these gusty winds to 26 miles per hour at mt. diablo. relative humidity already in the 20% range. with a quick warm -up today, we're watching the winds because the temperatures will be very warm, 80s to 90s with a spare the air alert. no relief in sight until tuesday. >> thank you, lisa. we're keeping an eye on breaking news overnight. new details after four people were shot and killed inside a kansas city bar. five other people were injured but those people are expected to be okay. the first reports of the shooting came in just after 2:00 a.m. our time. detectives now believe there are at least two suspects and they say it does not appear to be a random attack. random attack. >> i do do do

we don't feel ondo t>>gars was used in the attack. we'll of course follow this and bring you any updates as soon as we have any new information. new developments this morning from southern california. investigators are combing through debris after a series of electrical explosions rocked a huntington beach restaurant. crews first responded to three consecutive blasts during an oktoberfest event. it happened when firefighters were investigating the initial explosion and then another one went off. plenty of people were there, of course, enjoying their saturday night when the fire erupted. >> and there was like a ball of flame that came up. wealth it was like maybe part of the show. but then there was another one

and then my friend grabbed my hand and we just started running. then there was a third one. so we just thought the whole place was going to be on fire. >> officials are now thinking an underground electrical vault exploded, but the exact cause remains under a sad ending in the search for a woman who went missing. the 24-year-old's body was found yesterday although it does still need to be officially identified. investigators say she was with friends at mile rock beach near land's end when she went for a swim and got subsequent out by north currents. repairs to highway 37 after flooding in marin county last winter. it has gotten swamped several times in recent years. caltrans will be raising the roadway to try and stop future flooding but construction is

going to take place every night through november 4th. this will lead to more closures between atherton avenue and highway 101. happening now, a red flag warning is still in effect because of this weekend's warm and gusty weather. crews didn't want to take any risk with all of this fire danger. abc 7 news reporter lisa amin gulezian has more on how people are taking precautions. >> so we don't have a knife, do we? >> reporter: these campers are on a mission because a red flag warning is forcing them to put their fires out soon. >> for the next three hours we'll do a cooking marathon, make dinner, make breakfast, seal is all up in the cooler. >> it kind of sucks that we can't have a campfire and we have to make like all of our food now. >> better than nothing. >> reporter: the high wind at higher altitudes sat reasis the

for the warning. mrin county fire has upped staffing as well. >> this time of year, in october, we see our highest risk of fires with rapid growth in the north bay, especially the coastal area. >> reporter: those in the east bay were still on high alert because of the weather. in danville, a four-acre wind-driven fire threatened homes near glen court before noon. >> the only damage was property damage near the fence lines. our fire engines stopped the fire from progressing past the fence lines. >> reporter: in oakland, dozens turned out to clear brush that could ignite this fire season. >> we want to help out and alleviate any possibility of fires. >> reporter: lisa amin gulezian, abc 7 news news. >> the red flag warning will be ending at around 10:00 this

morning. pg&e expects to turn power on in the foothills although it's not exactly clear when. they turned off the fire in yuba, butte, and plumas counties. you can stay on top of updates from pg&e with the abc 7 news app. just enable push notifications. new season, new rather thara new roster. the golden state warriors played their first game at the chase center in san francisco, facing off against the lakers. they suffered a loss but that did not stop the party. abc 7 news reporter luz pena spent some time with the bands. ♪ >> reporter: it was a party outside. they were in charge of getting

everyone hyped up. the warriors' new music ensemble. >> we have a halftime situation going to. >> reporter: fans from all over the bay area came to experience a $1.4 billion chase center. >> much easier to get here so we're glad that the team's coming to the city. >> reporter: talking about transportation, i jumped into a pedestrihaente her helping you? >> in a couple of ways. it's expanded our range. chase is farther south than where the giants play. >> reporter: with 18,000 seats, the arena was packed with warriors fans and some lakers fans as well. >> this is my sister. >> reporter: this group came from fremont. >> i've been raised a laker fan. i guess i can't betray my family. ♪

>> reporter: so now let's search for the biggest warriors fan. if you are titled the biggest warriors fan, what's the biggest thing you have to have? >> you have to be dressed, swag level 100, as the kids say. >> absolutely, i'm the biggest warrior fan. you just have on more stuff than i do, but look at my hat. >> reporter: is there a fight going on? who's the oldest? >> he's the oldest. >> i'm the oldest and biggest fan. >> warriors' biggest fan, 42 years plus! >> reporter: in san francisco, luz pena, abc 7 news. >> i think a lot of people would say they're the biggest fans. the good news is there is another preseason game for the warriors this season where you can show your blue and gold spirit. tip off is 7:30 at the chase center. klay thompson's new

sneakers, check them out, the kt5 sneakers will be sold exclusively in the u.s. you can say why they're named after a disco ball. they'll catch a lot of attention if you wear them, very sparkly. people signed up to get a wristband and secure a place in lined, lisa. for all those sneaker heads that show up, they'll have nice weather. also happening today, it's your last chance to check outlyn francisco's golden gate park. there are noticeable differences this year. there's extra fencing. and visitors must go through one of four security checkpoints. security will be checking backpacks. no coolers around. we've got low 60s in

livermore. relative humidity is at 30%. the red flag warning will be allowed to expire at 10:00. a light offshore flow through the rest of the day here. 58 degrees in san francisco. mid-80s today, how hot will it get in your neighborhood? the sea lions are back and so are the blue angels. they're arriving in oakland tonight. fleet week is here. coming up we explain why all these shows. plus some truly sensational dance moves by a san francisco officer. you know when you're at ross and your new fall look just keeps getting better? check this out! that's yes for less. score a head-to-toe look you'll love and save 20 to 60 percent off department store prices. at ross. yes for less.

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>> reporter: romney had tweeted, the president's brazen and unprecedented appeal to china and to ukraine to investigate joe biden is wrong and appalling. he's the first republican senator to criticize trump's conduct directly. last night, susan collins of maine cautiously joined romney. collins, who faces a tough reelection fight, called the president's appeal to china completely inappropriate but wouldn't say whether trump was out of line pressuring ukraine to investigate the bidens. >> i would be -- as i did in the clinton impeachment trial. so i don't want to prejudge the evidence. plus not all the evidence is in yet. >> reporter: democrats, not surprisingly, have been more vocal in their criticism, especially the democrats running for president against trump. >> this president has basicaly put his own business interests, his own political interests, his own partisan interests, front of this country. >> let's be clear.

essentially what we've gotere is a walking indictment, walking in a red tie. >> reporter: as the can impeachment inquiry resumes, house committees expect to hear from two u.s. diplomats this week. gordon sondland, u.s. ambassador to the eu, is expected to give his deposition on tuesday. marie yovanovitch is scheduled to testify friday. secretary of state mike pompeo said the state department will cooperate, within limits. >> there have been congressional inquiries that have hazarassed d abused state department employees. >> reporter: david wright, abc news, washington. sometimes we all just need a little dance break. check out this next story. this video courtesy of a san francisco fire department emt taking a little dance break at 6th and jesse streets. you can hear marvin gaye's

"let's get it on" in the background. this impromptu celebration is the muddiddle of the street. i think those dance moves look just great. nice to see everyone having a good time there. as you wake up on this suday morning, a biotech startup in san francisco is claiming to have created a drink that works wonders for your well being after drinking alcohol. i spoke to the scientist behind this unique hangover remedy. >> reporter: scientists are busy genetically modifying bacteria that improve your life. >> we have made something that breaks down a toxic by product of drinking alcohol. >> reporter: he says his newly-launched elixir, the first ever gmo probiotic, will pat ne

after drinking. >> if you perceive a benefit, you've experienced probiotics. >> reporter: probiotics is when you change a piece of dfna and create a new trait in a different cell. >> it's weird to have something artificially created. >> reporter: she says she's anti-gmo. >> i'm skeptical because oftentimes we never have enough research except for longitudinal studies and later you learn it wasn't good for you. >> i would gladly pay 5 to $9 to not be hung him, the price is more of an issue than how it was made. > if it was a matter relieving a hangover, i would be

on board, gmo or not. >> and i pernally have not trio yet. is having a party with this weather forecast, though. >> it is certainly one of those times of year where people look forward to it. it kind of goes with october, right? we're watching wind, relative humidity, and temperatures rise quickly today. in the other direction is the relative humidity dropping. we're happy that the winds are easing up. this offshore component will not do much, just allow for high clouds. a big dome of high pressure makes it hazy. numbers all over the place, 50s in redwood city to 70s moon bay.

looking at the winds and relative humidity throughout the day, really getting to critical levels even though that red flag warning will be allowed to s ray cara.0 minutes.lr. uppertion wind don'too th stro the s enough thave aow the relativ not to recover overnight. we're in the 20% range, they're out of the north, gusting to 22 miles per hour. they'll continue to ease up. we won't see a sea breeze until late tomorrow. as we look at atlas peak, knoxville creek, 29%. already dry in our east bay valleys. looks nice out there, winds easing up. with the spare the air alert today, a nice place to go will be the beach. fog coming back tomorrow, winds

shifting, knocking these numbers down. for now, five to 13 degrees above average. 80s in san francisco and some 80s at our beaches. santa cruz looking at a high of 89 degrees. if you want to head to the coast, today is a great day to do it. how many times do you see 81 at ocean beach, 85 at half moon bay, bodega bay late 70s. it's not until late tomorrow you might feel that. otherwise we're waiting until tuesday. the numbers come down. we'll have a little bit of fog. we'll have a bit of a sea breeze. and then the winds are going to switch into the offshore component again. despite the numbers being near average on wednesday and thursday, we have a stronger offshore wind event that we're expecting by mid-week. highs today in the low to mid-80s in san francisco. 85 in fremont. 91 morgan hill. upper 70s half moon bay. tonight will be clear and cool.

with the heat, these longer nights are nice, a comfortable overnight. the accuweather seven-day forecast shows a warmer day tomorrow. download our app. tuesday we'll say goodbye to the offshore flow temporarily. download our app to keep track of all of that. >> i'm personally relieved after last week that we have a little bit of a warm-up. we'll soak it in. thank you so much, lisa. also happening today, the official start of 2019 fleet week, always a fabulous time of year in the bay area. blue angs are scheduled to arrive at oakland international airport at 6:00 p.m. we'll be watching out for that. it will be hard to avoid them, you'll hear them overhead. this week hundreds of thousands will attend the free week event throughout san francisco. what exactly is fleet week?

abc 7 news anchor eric thomas shares a little bit of history. >> reporter: fleet week is here in san francisco. that means the blue angels roaring over the city. we know they purcha perform intricate maneuvers. a handful of veteran fighter pilots in the propeller driven aircraft they used in the war began performing air shows. one of the pilots saw the name blue angel in new york the name. they fly as fast as 700 miles an hour and as slow as 120. they fly as close at 18 inches apart. as you know, they are something

to see. >> that was eric thomas reporting, who is an airplane aficionado. fleet week completely free, it includes art exhibits and navy band concerts around the country. then it finishes with those amazing air shows over the

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report. 7 on your side helped a san jose woman from being scammed. 7 on your side's michael finney has the details. >> reporter: 80-year-old dorothy is like most grandmothers. she would do anything for her grandson landon. his photographs are all over her san jose home. recently her phone rang. and on the other end, big trouble. >> it sounded exactly like my grandson. and he said, grandma, and i said, yes? he said, grandma, i need your help. and i said, what? and i was oblivious. and he said, i need you to give me some money. >> reporter: she was told he had been drinking, was in a car accident, and had landed in a fresno jail cell. an attorney got on the line and said $7,000 was was was was was

out landon. dorothy did not fall for it, in part because of this 7 on your side report where lisa harding told us about her father, calvin benton, who had been taken in by the grandparent scam. >> they had given him specific directions not to discuss it with anyone. he was terrified that something horrible had happened to his grandson. >> i happened to be scanning through the channels and saw that you were talking to this elder lady about how she got scammed on something on the phone thing. and i thought, oh, that's interesting, you know? >> reporter: then a couple of days later, dorothy got the bogus call. she telephoned me and the santa clara county district attorney's office. sherry borland is an attorney in the elder fraud unit. >> you protect yourself by paying attention to what's going on in the news. i'm glad that dorothy came forward and contacted you so that we could have this public announcement. >> reporter: so now we have two

7 on your side viewers paying it forward. i'm michael finney, 7 on your side. >> great stuff, michael. all right. still to come on "abc 7 mornings," a car crash in oakland leaves a lot more damage than just that car. and it is the 18th straight week of protests in hong kong.

>> announcer: news to build a better bay area. this is "abc 7 mornings." and it is 9:31 on this sunday morning. hope you are having a great sta. we'll start this half hour with a look at weather with meteorologist lisa argen. >> kate, good morning to you. if our east bay camera, it's 59 in the city. low 60s in redwood city and san

jose. 71 half moon bay. a beautiful shot from the exploratorium camera. it's going to be warm even here in the city, low 50s. right now, 60 in napa.napa. good recovery in the east bay. winds in the upper elevations still a little breezy. our red flag warning above a thousand feet allowed to expire in 30 minutes. relative humidity continues to drop. 19%. and the warm-up, wow, check it out today, look how bright that map gets. 70s and 80s. we should be near 90 inland, east bay, and 80 at the coast. when do we get the relief? stay tuned for my interesting accuweather seven-day forecast. >> thank you, lisa. oakland police are investigating a crash that badly damaged one car and a home on 35th street and martin luther king jr. way. you can see the front of the car completely smashed and a fence outside the home is dented as

well. it appears the force of the crash also sheared off a pole on the street, although at this time it's unclear what exactly caused the accident or if anyone was hurt. new developments, this is the 18th straight week demonstrators are marching on hong kong. protesters went on a rampage after the government banned masks at demonstrations. a group of pro democracy lawmakers have filed a legal challenge against the law that went into effect at midnight on friday, which triggered widespread violence and destruction. police deployed tear gas as thousands took to the streets to defy the ban. back at home, police are on high alert this weekend with the release of the movie "joker." grand lake is one of many theaters showing the film. there are fears the movie could spark real time violence. "joker" is about a man who commits acts of violence.

the fbi is alerting authorities about nany threats. >> we just remind people to remain vigilant and if you see something out of place, say something, call 911. >> some theaters including here in the bay area have gone as far as banning people from wearing costumes or masks for screenings of "joker." this morning thousands of safeway workers are waking up with a new contract. the union ratified the three-year deal on friday that provides a wage increase and guaranteed benefits. it covers 14,000 employees at safeway, savemart, foodmax, max value, and vaughn supermarkets in northern, central, and southern california. prince harry and meghan made headlines when they launched lawsuits against the british tabloids. now an outspoken figure and

possible target of a lawsuit himself is taking aim had he royal couple as meghan's father seeks to set his record straight. is abc reporter eva pilgrim. >> reporter: this morning a british tabloid pushing back in its fight against prince harry, in which meghan markle's father says he gave an interview to "the mail" to protect his reputation. but she launched a lawsuit against the newspaper. the couple are in legal disputes with owners of three of the major british tabloids. >> between them, these newspapers own a huge percentage of print titles across the country. for them to be mistaken on at the same time does feel like we are in uncharted territory. >> reporter: it's not yet career how the other tabloids caught in harry's crossfire will respond. buckingham palace confirmed friday the prince is suing the

owners of "the sun" and "the mirror" for the illegal interception of voicemail messages. details of both lawsuits slim. representatives for the publications are refusing to comment and the palace is tight-lipped. >> he's clearly furious about the way meghan was treated by the media. >> reporter: harry's move courting controversy and criticism. morgan, a possible target in this lawsuit, sarcastically tweeting yesterday, let's gi ave them the privacy they purport to crave. eva pilgrim, abc news, new york. now to a story of the hurricane zone in the bahamas. rescuers saved a dog that spent three weeks buried under ru abc 7 news meteorologist rob

ma marcado has more. >> reporter: this dog wascrushe roaring ashore with speeds of 160 miles per hour. the team at big dog ranch rescue says a heat signature was detected under a pile of debris using a drone. rescuers raced over and found a malnourished male dog who survived by drinking rainwater. he rightfully earned his name of "miracle" like the fighting he is. >> this little guy was trapped underneath an ac unit for tree weeks. how he survived is a miracle. >> reporter: the function has been searching the island since the cat 5 storm for any signs of dogs separated from their families. in a statement to abc news, the organization's president and found eer crediting the technoly for discovering miracle, saying ro hdrones played a lifesaving

ope to everyone as the bahamas' recovery effort begins. this morning miracle is receiving treatment, therapy, and food and water with a full recovery ahead. rob marciano, abc news, new york. >> what a sweet story. the fall tv lineup is back. there are new episodes of your abc shows that are coming for the fall lineup. we're also bringing in new including "kidsws s sayho theda" we got a sneak peek of one special guest right here at abc 7. ♪ apparently kids say and play the darnedest things, because jaden taylor is really good when it comes to playing the blues on the keyboard. this was friday, on-set. he showed larry beil and ama daetz some of his incredible

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take a look at what happened at a hair salon on long island in new york. [ screaming ] >> yeah, that would be a deer. it actually hit a woman sitting on the couch and nearly crashed into the stylist cutting someone's hair. the buck quickly got back on its fera, etro anun salon for 20 seconds before going back out the front door. the woman on the couch was injured and had to go to the hospital. when police arrived, the deer was gone. he made a quick getaway. a new liquor product is get attention online for its striking similarity to laundry detergent pods. a scott whiskey brand released a video announcing their new product, quote, capsule collection. they're pods made from seaweed extract. you bite down and get a shot of liquor.

the pods are limited production only, being served in london cocktail week. some protective parents will have a thing or two to say about whiskey pods, wouldn't you say? >> i think so. the temperature in novato at 9:00, 77 degrees. >> hot! >> 75 half moon bay. 70 in mountain i taedvi aut a quiewck. warm-up how's that for quick? with this dry most, low humidity, and a beautiful shot here from emeryville, mid-60s in oakland. everyone warms up today. also next, a mystery in the north bay. we investigate who could possibly be dumping hundreds of tires.

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ocean! skyride. mini golf. relax! relax! relax! you take this man to be your husband? i do. married. no time for basketball. pool. carnival. choose fun. in sports this morning, the raiders are in london to face the chicago bears. the silver and black face their former star linebacker khalil mack for the first time since trading him last season. kickoff is at 10:00 a.m. at tottenham hotspur stadium. tomorrow night the 49ers return from their bye-week trying to remain the nfc's only undefeated between. niners battle the browns at 9:15 p.m.

catch monday night football right here on abc 7. the warriors will hold an open golden state played a sold out their first basketball game in their new home against the lakers. chris alvarez has the highlights in this morning's sports. good morning, sports friends. history made on saturday night at chase center. the warriors host the first basketball game ever at their brand-new arena against lebron james and the lakers. preseason, the starters getting a lot of run. steph curry and lebron among those. lakers start an 11-0 run. here's steph, splash. klay thompson loving it, can't wait to get him back on the floor. anthony davis was a monster down low, he had 17 in the first quarter. it is preseason. lot to defense from steph, creative. tips it to himself and he will lay it up and in. lakers go away 123-101.

>> i'm not too concerned with the result but we have to play better defense, we'll work hard on that next week. we'll take tomorrow off and get back at it on monday. >> we've got two more preseason games, get a little bit more familiar before the 24th. but it's beautiful. a lot of potential to create an amazing environment, amazing home court advantage. college football now, cal at oregon, justin wilcox for the first win at head coach against his alma mater. ashton davis, an intention of justin herbert. the ducks were going to score but cal is in business and they capitalize. devon monster starting in place. touchdown here, 22 yards to chris brown jr., 7-0. cal, fourth in one at the ten. travis fumbles and cal, the turnover. they had three turnovers, they recovered, but first half, only

7-0 at the break. laid in the third, 10-7 ducks. fourth quarter, bad news for the bears. monsters pass tipped and picked off troy dye are it. ducks march down the field. nice little play there. ducks float away with this one late, 17-7. year. they would match that if they lost a 15th saturday night. davis mills' 42-yard connection. cardinals, 13-10 at the break. third quarter, mills to parkinson. watch the concentration, sticks moving. calm scarlet, four-yard plunge. stanford wins 23-13. they're now 3-3 this year. a big day of football here on your sunday. the raiders in london against

the bears. niners will play monday night football o nignht against the browns. until then, eny things so much,. another check of our bay area forecast with meteorologist lisa argen. you. >> kind of our best time of the year, a lot of folks love the warm october weather. it's been with us and it's going to stay not only today, of course, but into tomorrow as well. here is a live look outside from our east bay hills camera. with it comes a price. the dry, dry air, relative humidity, the gustye k it all today. we'll be losing those strong winds throughout the next lstravel they'll be from the wr direction. that offshore component increases the fire danger. looking at the hot weather, warm late day sea u'll only notice it much cooler weather arrives the bmiddle of the nd decti swihesagn, wouldn't you know. 60 in napa, 66 delta.

brentwood. lookant that 7 jose. santa rosa, a cool 55. that's all going to change within the next few hours as our hem-up continues. are exploratorium camera, so nice out there. we're going to be at least seven or eight degrees warmer today down itownn san francisco. but tomorrow, we'll be a different hst cloudsor from the system off the coast. high pre is still ourrrwhtino t system that will allow for some gusty offshore winds by tuesday wednesday. right now they don't ltoookin t strong,ehey'rebeen, and they've certainly been working on drying out the atmosphere out of the north andrt hnohet.as a wind gun mt. diablo of 52.u dot yo air. we're dipping below 30% relativ

valleys. livermore today, about 5 degrees nguiin theme with the warmth tomorrow. then we drop off on tuesday. look at the wednesday/thursday numbers, a lotcooler. we'll be talking still about te 87 in santa 86 in sunnyvale. that spare the air alert da kind of hazy out ere. daly city, 81 degrees, how often loes that happen? w dadega bay. upper 80s in novato. popula day,r maybe beach tomorrow too if youav off. mild to warm here on the east bay. you head inland andnear 9 we a0 then we'll do that tomorrow. the accuweather seven-day forecast, 70s at our beaches. 80s around the bay. 90 inland. of a sea breeze omorr b,

tomorrow. still, though, well above average, looking at the cooldown coming into play tuesday. as the temperatures continue to omop we'reoo lking at strong offshore winds again, tuesday night into wednesday. download our accuweather app. s will issue another red flag warning for the middl of the week, i think. not out of it yet.njoy but stay vigilant out there with picnicking. >> not remotely out of it, the campfire started in the middle of november last year. we a ways to go'vgoe in thet f. lisa you, . tires dumped i mendocinoas en the most sensitive of wayne freedman has the story.it r>> the russian river watershed in southern mendocino county off highway 101.st drivers heed sig

all of them. >> it's trash. 's environment. in the last month they have found multiple dump sites and dsngrend af ore toxic. eyth down. b they're made out of petroleum products. rubber is not friendly to water. >> reporter: the mystery of course is who dumped these tires, where did they come from. there may actually be clues. these stickers. he's a serial wmber tired tarnt racomputer.o it seellyms >> r rep eorter: wyhile theen sheriff's office continues to investigate, it's been difficult for chris to stand idly by especially when cleaning up suc. he and his green team have hauled 200 tires from another n

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